Public Officials
- J. Kenneth Robinson (1916–1990), American Republican politician from Virginia
- J. W. Robinson (James William Robinson, 1878–1964), American Democratic politician from Utah
- James Robinson (British Columbia), Canadian political figure elected in 1871 to Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
- James Robinson (New Brunswick) (1852–1932), Canadian Conservative politician from New Brunswick
- James Robinson (North Dakota), American jurist who served on North Dakota Supreme Court
- James Robinson (Wisconsin politician), American Democratic politician from Wisconsin
- James Fisher Robinson (1800–1882), American Democratic politician from Kentucky
- James Carroll Robinson (1823–1886), American Democratic politician from Illinois
- James D. Robinson, Canadian mayor of Victoria, British Columbia, 1873
- James E. Robinson (1868–1932), American jurist in Ohio
- James L. Robinson (1838–1887), American Democratic politician from North Carolina
- James M. Robinson (Indiana) (1861–1942), American Democratic politician from Indiana
- James S. Robinson (1827–1892), American Republican politician from Ohio
- James W. Robinson (Texas and California) (c. 1791–1857), American state official; Texas provisional governor
- James Wallace Robinson (1826–1898), American Republican politician from Ohio
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